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in colorado and nevada it's gone up. no coincidence they are among the tightest and competitive battleground states. essentially flat in new hampshire and north carolina. new hampshire where you saw bill clinton campaigning today. reservoir from '92 and '96 there. north carolina flat. wolf, what is the defining challenge? ed defining challenge is especially for the challenger. dp mitt romney is to convince the american people to change drivers, if you will, to change the man at the head of the economy, he has to convince people he would have a better plan. and ends the debate with a tie. when voters asked who would better handle the economy, it's a tie essentially. wolf, you talk to anyone in the romney campaign, any smart republican strategist and any democrat they will tell you governor romney needs to change this dynamic. come out ahead on this question. who would better handle the economy. they think he needs to do it tonight to shift the race in his favor. >> we'll see how he does, john. how does the president thoug
in colorado and nevada it's gone up. no coincidence they are among the tightest and competitive battleground states. essentially flat in new hampshire and north carolina. new hampshire where you saw bill clinton campaigning today. reservoir from '92 and '96 there. north carolina flat. wolf, what is the defining challenge? ed defining challenge is especially for the challenger. dp mitt romney is to convince the american people to change drivers, if you will, to change the man at the head of the...
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first of all, john, what are we seeing in nevada? >> a dead heat when you look at the overall race and that is important because nevada is one of the nine toss-up states in our electoral map. nevada one of the two western battlegrounds and colorado being the other. let's take a closer look at our numbers. why do you have a statistical tie? you have a statistical tie, a slight edge for president obama because of what is going on in the state. among men, governor romney leads 52 to 43%. a flip side among women. 55% of the women for the president, 41% for governor romney. that's one way to break down the numbers. another way is by income. voters who make under $50,000 a year a big advantage for the president. those who make $50,000 or more go for governor romney by a smaller margin, but still a majority. one more way to look at this is you look here at the age. we had a big debate about medicare and big debate about social security. the republicans would end medicare as we know it. 51% to 45% and a narrow edge and an edge there among na
first of all, john, what are we seeing in nevada? >> a dead heat when you look at the overall race and that is important because nevada is one of the nine toss-up states in our electoral map. nevada one of the two western battlegrounds and colorado being the other. let's take a closer look at our numbers. why do you have a statistical tie? you have a statistical tie, a slight edge for president obama because of what is going on in the state. among men, governor romney leads 52 to 43%. a...
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. >> you've been doing some reporting x ryan, on nevada right now. unemployment has gone down slightly but it's still above the national average. what do you see there? >> i went there to try to figure out why in a state with 12% unemployment has obama led every poll this year. it's just a demographic story there. the democrats say the adult latino citizen population has grown 39% since 2008 and they've worked for the last four years to really register those voters and get them to turn out for the democrats. so that it could be a firewall if romney runs the table with florida, north carolina, virginia, colorado and new hampshire, then obama has to hold wisconsin and ohio and win either nevada or iowa. so that to me looks like the sort of division right now. those first states i mentioned, those are the states where romney has really done well since the first debate. so you could see nevada as a firewall if obama keeps his lead in wisconsin and ohio. >> thanks very much. don't forget, 7:00 p.m. eastern monday night, our coverage begins, the third and
. >> you've been doing some reporting x ryan, on nevada right now. unemployment has gone down slightly but it's still above the national average. what do you see there? >> i went there to try to figure out why in a state with 12% unemployment has obama led every poll this year. it's just a demographic story there. the democrats say the adult latino citizen population has grown 39% since 2008 and they've worked for the last four years to really register those voters and get them to...
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governor romney in nevada. when we come back, you'll hear from both of these presidential candidates. [ male announcer ] inside the v8 taste lab. tomato, obviously. haha. there's more than that though, there's a kick to it. there's a pop. wahlalalalallala! pepper, but not pepper, i'm getting like, pep-pepper. it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, zip zip zip zip zip! i'm literally getting zinged by the flavor. smooth, but crisp. velvety. kind of makes me feel like a dah zing yah woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. woooo! silverado! the most dependable, longest lasting, full-size pickups on the road. so, what do you think? [ engine revs ] i'll take it. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now during chevy truck month, get 0% apr financing for 60 months or trade up to get the 2012 chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value of $8,000. hurry in before they're all gone! to volunteer to help those in need. when a
governor romney in nevada. when we come back, you'll hear from both of these presidential candidates. [ male announcer ] inside the v8 taste lab. tomato, obviously. haha. there's more than that though, there's a kick to it. there's a pop. wahlalalalallala! pepper, but not pepper, i'm getting like, pep-pepper. it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, zip zip zip zip zip! i'm literally getting zinged by the flavor. smooth, but crisp. velvety. kind of makes me...
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virginia, colorado, and nevada. one of the coe chairman for the romney committee says our goal is to do better than four years ago and the mccain campaign did. our goal is to do 38% on the hispanic vote. is that reasonable? >> in a word, no. the president's getting 63%, and romney's getting 28%. the math is kind of simple here when you look at it. if governor romney -- if things stay the same as in 2008, with african-american voting, latino voting. if college educated women don't budge, under that scenario ghov for romney has to keep president obama with about 30% of the white vote. and president obama is doing a little bit better than that. if governor romney wants to adjust that math, he can get higher than the latino vote. if you talk to people in the latino community, we'll say why isn't he doing more, why isn't he trying more? and marco rubio, yes a few others, but they think there should be more. >> also when you look at the polls, how the president's doing, how they're both doing in the economy. the president
virginia, colorado, and nevada. one of the coe chairman for the romney committee says our goal is to do better than four years ago and the mccain campaign did. our goal is to do 38% on the hispanic vote. is that reasonable? >> in a word, no. the president's getting 63%, and romney's getting 28%. the math is kind of simple here when you look at it. if governor romney -- if things stay the same as in 2008, with african-american voting, latino voting. if college educated women don't budge,...
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places like nevada a little bit in northern virginia, florida. i think one of the big stories when this is all over is going to be that demographic story, how much this country's changed in the last four years. and if romney loses, i think a big debate in the republican party is going to be over how they win the white house again, given their -- up until now anyway, their troubles with the hispanic community. i think romney's numbers among hispanics and other minorities are going to be a big story after election day. >> if romney loses, they will look at the recriminations -- >> if he loses. >> what would be the debate in the democratic party if the president of the united states were to lose? >> when either side loses, liberals say the democrat wasn't liberal enough. conservatives always say he wasn't conservative enough. i think a lot of democrats would say, one, that obama missed his opportunity in 2009, wasn't aggressive enough on the economy, shouldn't have pursued health care. i don't know if that's the correct analysis. but a lot of people
places like nevada a little bit in northern virginia, florida. i think one of the big stories when this is all over is going to be that demographic story, how much this country's changed in the last four years. and if romney loses, i think a big debate in the republican party is going to be over how they win the white house again, given their -- up until now anyway, their troubles with the hispanic community. i think romney's numbers among hispanics and other minorities are going to be a big...
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. >> it's a key battleground state, nevada. in fact, the last cnn/orc poll showed likely voters choice for president obama 49%, romney 46%. three-point difference right there. but mitt romney obviously trying to fire up his supporters speaking at the university of nevada las vegas. and making some strong points against the president of the united states and his policies. we're going to hear a very, very different side of the story from the vice president joe biden. he's getting ready to give a speech in concord, new hampshire. another key battleground state there. you see the stage is now set for the vice president of the united states. once he shows up, we'll go there live. stay with us. we're watching all of the political activity. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. susan lynch, governor john lynch -- but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as cervical, ovarian, or uterine cancer. feeling bloated for no reason. tha
. >> it's a key battleground state, nevada. in fact, the last cnn/orc poll showed likely voters choice for president obama 49%, romney 46%. three-point difference right there. but mitt romney obviously trying to fire up his supporters speaking at the university of nevada las vegas. and making some strong points against the president of the united states and his policies. we're going to hear a very, very different side of the story from the vice president joe biden. he's getting ready to...
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and could be crucial in key battleground states like florida, north carolina, virginia, colorado and nevada. it is a must for president obama to energize hispanic voters, inspire them to go out to the polls so that he can maintain that lead that he has in the polls over mitt romney, wolf. as you know, back in 2004, george w. bush, then the incumbent, did uncharacteristically well with hispanics for a republican and that was key to keeping him in the white house. >> certainly was. thanks very much, brianna keilar, over at the white house. >>> serious deadly civil war, up close, rare reporting from inside the capital of damascus. our own nic robertson was there. >>> plus, disturbing new details of the deadly attack that killed the united states ambassador. we're going to get them straight. the new information coming in from libya's prime minister. all? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does
and could be crucial in key battleground states like florida, north carolina, virginia, colorado and nevada. it is a must for president obama to energize hispanic voters, inspire them to go out to the polls so that he can maintain that lead that he has in the polls over mitt romney, wolf. as you know, back in 2004, george w. bush, then the incumbent, did uncharacteristically well with hispanics for a republican and that was key to keeping him in the white house. >> certainly was. thanks...
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before nevada, it was michigan with that reputation. high unemployment rate and strong roots gave mitt romney hope that he could turn the state from through to red, or from blue to competitive. >> it is the defining question in a state mitt romney was counting on as a fall battleground. >> who do you think would do a better job with the economy? >> mitt romney was born and raised here, but so far -- >> we need to gi you a macomb supports obama side. >> so far the state is staying blue. a new international poll shows the president with an eight point lead statewide among likely voters. and a 14 point edge in the detroit suburbs. >> barbara vansickle still holds out vote, but concedes that time is getting tight. >> the philosophies are different enough, but people don't connect with romney the way they do with obama. >> it's not that michigan is booms, the unemployment rate is down. while hardly gangbusters, manufacturing employment is up 57,500 jobs during the obama presidency. 30,000 of those in the auto industry. >> reporter: joseph wa
before nevada, it was michigan with that reputation. high unemployment rate and strong roots gave mitt romney hope that he could turn the state from through to red, or from blue to competitive. >> it is the defining question in a state mitt romney was counting on as a fall battleground. >> who do you think would do a better job with the economy? >> mitt romney was born and raised here, but so far -- >> we need to gi you a macomb supports obama side. >> so far the...
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the latino vote is huge, but he would have to win nevada. that would get him to 260. so you have to get 11 more here. you could do that with wisconsin and new hampshire. so he could win without winning colorado or ohio. the question is that i just showed you it's mathematically possible, the question is is it ied logically plausible in the sense here 18 traditional more republican dna when it comes to presidential politics. it's very hard to see mitt romney is losing ohio but winning wisconsin and iowa. these are more democratic states if you will in dna. so if president obama is winning here, history tells you he's most likely winning one or both of these. is it possible? yes. is it plausible? >> all of us are going to be doing a lot of contortions looking at this magic wall. gloria, wrap it up for us. where does it stand right now? >> it's hard to say. john was talking a moment ago about the question of momentum. who's got the momentum. we honestly don't know. our heads are exploding with all these polls. and does momentum mean that, okay,
the latino vote is huge, but he would have to win nevada. that would get him to 260. so you have to get 11 more here. you could do that with wisconsin and new hampshire. so he could win without winning colorado or ohio. the question is that i just showed you it's mathematically possible, the question is is it ied logically plausible in the sense here 18 traditional more republican dna when it comes to presidential politics. it's very hard to see mitt romney is losing ohio but winning wisconsin...
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the president will be heading out to nevada. that's an important state for the president. he has been going there quite a bit, talking about what he has done to help those homeowners who have their, those mortgages that are underwater. those upsidedown mortgages. that is a state that has been impacted by the downturn in the real estate market. so the president visiting that key state. also going to the state of ohio. that's a place where recently he had that bus tour. had been spending a lot of time in that state. he's ahead in the polls there, but both of these states, critical to deciding who wins the white house. and the president also going to new york. new york city, as you know, a lot of money there. so he'll be going to collect some campaign cash to fuel this very competitive race, john. >> new york, more of an atm than a swing state, at the moment for the campaign. how do they view this? mitt romney will dominate, he'll get most of the spotlight, the lead up to his convention and then the convention week. how do they decide in the obama campaign when to step back a
the president will be heading out to nevada. that's an important state for the president. he has been going there quite a bit, talking about what he has done to help those homeowners who have their, those mortgages that are underwater. those upsidedown mortgages. that is a state that has been impacted by the downturn in the real estate market. so the president visiting that key state. also going to the state of ohio. that's a place where recently he had that bus tour. had been spending a lot of...
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. >> i just got back from ohio, colorado, nevada. people want to know what this means at kitchen table. they've come to believe his tax plan raises taxes on the middle class, they believe the outsourcing issue. i happen to believe those things too, but we can have a policy debate about it until he convinces working middle class americans that he's not pushing an agenda that's going to cost them a lot at the kitchen table. i agree with you, normally you wouldn't go there. >> if voters think that the republican candidate is going to raise their taxes, that candidate will lose. >> yeah. exactly. let me just ask -- we haven't talked about president obama a lot. i mean, isn't this harder on the incumbent generally? >> expectations are always low. the incumbent, he hasn't been practicing. he's been president of the united states. >> oh, right, i forgot. >> so the incumbent's always have a disadvantage. they have a disadvantage going into the first debate as we said in 1984 ronald reagan overprepared and he actually did worse. >> the democr
. >> i just got back from ohio, colorado, nevada. people want to know what this means at kitchen table. they've come to believe his tax plan raises taxes on the middle class, they believe the outsourcing issue. i happen to believe those things too, but we can have a policy debate about it until he convinces working middle class americans that he's not pushing an agenda that's going to cost them a lot at the kitchen table. i agree with you, normally you wouldn't go there. >> if...
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it lost so much water that the two existing intake pipes that supply southern nevada are in danger of being inoperable. they decided to build an $800 million third intake, 600 feet below the ground. blasting into the bottom of the lake, building a tunnel, stretching three miles is a massive project, scheduled to be complete in 2014. >> who is paying for it. >> citizens. we went through a rather contentious rate increase as you can well imagine this economy. >> reporter: the third intake is insurance against an even longer drought. and if it is not enough, there are controversial plans for a 300 mile pipeline to tap underground reservoirs from as far away as utah. >> how secure is the future water supply for southern nevada? >> it is very secure because we have anticipated the worst. we have planned for the worst and hoped for the best. >> reporter: mulroy says with climate change and unpredictal weather patterns, communities less accustomed to drought need to prepare. >> don't ever think it can't happen to you. >> reporter: nevada has signed deals with arizona and southern california
it lost so much water that the two existing intake pipes that supply southern nevada are in danger of being inoperable. they decided to build an $800 million third intake, 600 feet below the ground. blasting into the bottom of the lake, building a tunnel, stretching three miles is a massive project, scheduled to be complete in 2014. >> who is paying for it. >> citizens. we went through a rather contentious rate increase as you can well imagine this economy. >> reporter: the...
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and we also know out west competitive battlegrounds could be colorado and nevada. the president has on his targets as well. how do they shape in the west? how is the president handling his job? he's above here. that's essentially a statistical tie. it was 54% disapproval and 44% now. the president's standing is improving among seniors, in the midwest, the west and somewhat independents as well. not where he'd love it to be, but he'll like this especially when you look back one year ago. >> shows conventions do matter, at least in the short-term. we'll see how they stack up in the long-term. gloria's with us as well. how about independents? >> right. >> that's critically important. a lot of independents are undecided. >> john was just talking about independents. they're important because they're the swing voters, the voters president or mitt romney wants. i thought we would look at the president's love/hate relationship. >> good way to put it. >> if you go back to when he was elected february 2009, 76% with independent voters. fabulous. january 2010, down to 47%. th
and we also know out west competitive battlegrounds could be colorado and nevada. the president has on his targets as well. how do they shape in the west? how is the president handling his job? he's above here. that's essentially a statistical tie. it was 54% disapproval and 44% now. the president's standing is improving among seniors, in the midwest, the west and somewhat independents as well. not where he'd love it to be, but he'll like this especially when you look back one year ago....
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particularly if you look at the battleground states, like florida, nevada, colorado, new mexico, hispanic voters are so important. the problem the romney campaign has right now is that they're not doing well with hispanic voters. take a look at this new wall street nbc news news poll, who would you support for president, 69% for president obama, 22% for mitt romney. there's a 47% difference. that is a man who talked about the self-deportation of immigrant who is had been illegal immigrants who had been in this country for a long time. what he's doing right now is shifting to an economic method saying hispanics are suffering. they're saying they should vote against barack obama because he's is one that can fix the economy. >> his advisors believe that colorado might be in play, nevada might be in play. >> and maybe even arizona. >> and maybe even arizona because he's doing so well with hispanic voters. how important would it be potentially for him to pick a has spannic as his running mate? >> i think it would make hispanic voters make mitt romney take a second look? >> did sarah palin camp
particularly if you look at the battleground states, like florida, nevada, colorado, new mexico, hispanic voters are so important. the problem the romney campaign has right now is that they're not doing well with hispanic voters. take a look at this new wall street nbc news news poll, who would you support for president, 69% for president obama, 22% for mitt romney. there's a 47% difference. that is a man who talked about the self-deportation of immigrant who is had been illegal immigrants who...
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a trip half a dozen years ago to reid's hometown of searchlight, nevada, explained a lot. he grew up in a trailer with no running water. and literally fought his way out of poverty as a boxer. as a politician he's not afraid to punch below the belt. like when he called president bush a loser and a liar. and told cnn this about then-fed chairman alan greenspan. >> i think he's one of the biggest political hacks we have in washington. >> reporter: when reid personally dislikes someone, it often fuels hisolitical attacks. like when he said this about john mccain in 2008. >> john has bad temperment. he's wrong on the war and wrong on the economy. >> reporter: this week mccain used the romney tax controversy to say, back atia, harry. >> i've known senator reid for many, many years. and occasionally he displays some rather erratic behavior. >> reporter: now, candy, we have to underscore that harry reid isn't some back bencher trying to get attention. he's the senate's top democrat making an unsubstantiated accusation at the presumed republican presidential nominee. now, it is re
a trip half a dozen years ago to reid's hometown of searchlight, nevada, explained a lot. he grew up in a trailer with no running water. and literally fought his way out of poverty as a boxer. as a politician he's not afraid to punch below the belt. like when he called president bush a loser and a liar. and told cnn this about then-fed chairman alan greenspan. >> i think he's one of the biggest political hacks we have in washington. >> reporter: when reid personally dislikes...
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brian sandoval, republican governor of nevada. they both asked the federal government in the obama administration, let us have a waiver so in utah and nevada we can more effectively deal with welfare. >> and they both came out and said they were against what the obama administration's done. >> why would they ask for that waiver to begin with if they later change their mind? >> they weren't asking for that kind of waiver. notice, section 407 it is illegal under the law to waive section 407. obama used a totally different part of the bill to fudge what i think is probably an illegal action. the congress made it illegal to waive this because our experience with states, particularly liberal states, was that they would redefine work to mean virtually anything. >> all right. you were at the white house when welfare reform was signed into law, is that right? >> right. >> you remember who the president of the united states was that would be bill clinton. i was the white house correspondent for cnn. you disagreed with him a lot but on this
brian sandoval, republican governor of nevada. they both asked the federal government in the obama administration, let us have a waiver so in utah and nevada we can more effectively deal with welfare. >> and they both came out and said they were against what the obama administration's done. >> why would they ask for that waiver to begin with if they later change their mind? >> they weren't asking for that kind of waiver. notice, section 407 it is illegal under the law to waive...
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>> so you have nevada. he needs to keep that blue. >> he needs to keep that blue. >> colorado it matters. >> absolutely. and obviously new mexico. >> new mexico less likely the republicans play there, but they're going to play hard in nevada and colorado. >> absolutely. then secondly, the states surrounding illinois, he needs to split there. he needs something outof wisconsin and he needs something out of iowa. somehow he needs to get a split there. if he does that, then he's put a tremendous amount of pressure on the romney campaign because that means they have to take florida and ohio. so look to the southwest to the hispanic coalition and then look towards the illinois. >> we'll look in the middle. i think we're going to spend a lot of time out here. maybe i'll take you with us when we battleground wisconsin, battleground iowa, little bit of a pattern there. >> i'll bring you. >> all right. as you see from peter's perspective very close coming in. even the republicans can see when it comes to this map sl
>> so you have nevada. he needs to keep that blue. >> he needs to keep that blue. >> colorado it matters. >> absolutely. and obviously new mexico. >> new mexico less likely the republicans play there, but they're going to play hard in nevada and colorado. >> absolutely. then secondly, the states surrounding illinois, he needs to split there. he needs something outof wisconsin and he needs something out of iowa. somehow he needs to get a split there. if he...
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we know this, brand new poll in the state of nevada shows a two-point race. the president had been ahead a bit more there. keep going through the battlegrounds. look at colorado. a state on romney's agenda. he tends to have been doing better in the west. nevada had been doing closer. new quinnipiac poll, little boost from the debate there. let's come over to a huge state. romney probably needs to win florida. i can give you a scenario where he wins without florida, but it's a hard one. he had been down pretty big numbers. look at this. "the wall street journal" poll 48% to 47%, a statistical tie in the battleground state of florida. come up the coast, predebate there were polls in the state of virginia showing the president opening up a big lead outside the margin of error. new poll out today, romney 48%, president obama 47%. a statistical tie in battleground virginia. so there's colorado, nevada, florida, virginia. and one i'm just back wolf from the state of ohio. we had a cnn poll showing romney making gains. president still with a very narrow lead. consis
we know this, brand new poll in the state of nevada shows a two-point race. the president had been ahead a bit more there. keep going through the battlegrounds. look at colorado. a state on romney's agenda. he tends to have been doing better in the west. nevada had been doing closer. new quinnipiac poll, little boost from the debate there. let's come over to a huge state. romney probably needs to win florida. i can give you a scenario where he wins without florida, but it's a hard one. he had...
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brian sandoval is nevada's republican governor, not new mexico's republican governor. he's a republican governor who asked last year for the president to give flexibility in i implementing welfare reform. welfare law. i want to correct that. >> very good, wolf. even you make a mistake sometimes. >>> a look now at some of the stories trending right now on cnn.com. the late night tv talk show battle is heating up. starting in january abc will move comedian jimmy kimmel up an hour to 11:35 going head to head with jay leno and david letterman and "nightline" will move to 12:35. >>> british director tony scott's apparent suicide remains a mystery, with family and medical investigators disputing a report that he was suffering from inoperable brain cancer. the "top gun" and "beverly hills cop 2" director jumped off a california bridge sunday. >>> swimmer diana nyad ended her h 60 hour attempt to swim from cuba to florida after severe jellyfish stings and a lightning storm put her off course. she spoke with our own dr. sanjay gupta by phone. >> i'm so proud of all the resource
brian sandoval is nevada's republican governor, not new mexico's republican governor. he's a republican governor who asked last year for the president to give flexibility in i implementing welfare reform. welfare law. i want to correct that. >> very good, wolf. even you make a mistake sometimes. >>> a look now at some of the stories trending right now on cnn.com. the late night tv talk show battle is heating up. starting in january abc will move comedian jimmy kimmel up an hour...
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early sunday morning, minutes after takeoff, the nevada-based learjet 25 crashed in a remote area of northern mexico. it was headed to mexico city but crashed 70 miles south of monterrey. all seven on board died. personal items including jenni rivera's drive's license wer found in the wreckage. investigators are assisting the mexican government. seven years ago, this same plane was involved in an accident after the pilot lost ability to steer during landing in amarillo, texas. the ntsb report at the time said the plane was substantially damaged. >> the fact it had an accident a few years ago i'm sure will be a focus. they'll make sure that the maintenance records and the repair records are all looked at carefully. these airplanes can be repaired after substantial damage. >> reporter: john mcraw is a former deputy director of flight standards for the faa. the plane was built in 1969, making it 43 years old. >> age itself is not an indicator of the safety of the airplane. even the older airplanes have to meet safety standards. >> reporter: as investigators piece together what happened,
early sunday morning, minutes after takeoff, the nevada-based learjet 25 crashed in a remote area of northern mexico. it was headed to mexico city but crashed 70 miles south of monterrey. all seven on board died. personal items including jenni rivera's drive's license wer found in the wreckage. investigators are assisting the mexican government. seven years ago, this same plane was involved in an accident after the pilot lost ability to steer during landing in amarillo, texas. the ntsb report...
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campaigns are advertising in these states, new hampshire, virginia, florida, ohio, iowa, colorado and nevada. the president's campaign also on the air in pennsylvania and in north carolina. governor romney on air in states except pennsylvania. they're fighting for the same states with the exception of pennsylvania at the moment. look at these numbers right now in terms of tv spending in the last month. $21 million, almost $22 million for the obama campaign. yes, governor romney is raising more money. a lot more must be money at the moment than the president. but, wolf, the incumbent president having to spend more at the moment to keep this race as close as it is. >> fascinating numbers. i know you'll watch them closely in the weeks and four months to come. thanks, john, very much. meanwhile, a fire rages in the early hours of the morning as firefighters struggle to get water to the flames despite extensive damage, i'm going to tell you why it could have been even worse. >>> and a news helicopter captures a ride gone awry. details on this rough landing. ask me what it's like when my tempur-pe
campaigns are advertising in these states, new hampshire, virginia, florida, ohio, iowa, colorado and nevada. the president's campaign also on the air in pennsylvania and in north carolina. governor romney on air in states except pennsylvania. they're fighting for the same states with the exception of pennsylvania at the moment. look at these numbers right now in terms of tv spending in the last month. $21 million, almost $22 million for the obama campaign. yes, governor romney is raising more...
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jim writes from reno, nevada, seemed like a million dollars net worth was the magic number for a long time. but i don't think seven figures cuts it anymore. it seems like you need to be worth several million just to be comfortable, live in a nice house, take vacations, be assured of a nice nest egg to leave the kids, i think wealthy is now eight figures. another on facebook, not much, a full time job with health insurance would make me feel healthy. oliver writings good health at the age of 70 makes me wealthy. phoenix, i don't buy anything i can't afford and pretty content with my lifestyle. however, my relatives and children must think i'm rich because i'm the first person they come to when i need money. if you want to read more on the subject, go to the blog cnn.com/caffertyfile or through our post on the "the situation room" facebook page. wolf. >> thank you, jack. no more talk of speedos. desperately needed tax dollars, they are hidden in offshore tax havens as much as $32 trillion in one account. we're following the money trail. and coming up in our new 6:00 p.m. eastern hour ri
jim writes from reno, nevada, seemed like a million dollars net worth was the magic number for a long time. but i don't think seven figures cuts it anymore. it seems like you need to be worth several million just to be comfortable, live in a nice house, take vacations, be assured of a nice nest egg to leave the kids, i think wealthy is now eight figures. another on facebook, not much, a full time job with health insurance would make me feel healthy. oliver writings good health at the age of 70...
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president obama held on in nevada. why? for years no primary challenge. remember, they spent money, they identified, they turned out all the latino voters. colorado, suburban voters, latino voters. the president held onto that one. you were impressed by it, they outhustled governor romney. they held onto iowa, a state governor romney was so confident they were going to get. the republican governor put registration at parody. the republicans thought they could get it. they got outhustled again. wisconsin, the paul ryan pick was not enough. state blue dna. >> scott walker won would have a shot. >> one lesson we learn second-degree that mid-term elections are not presidential elections. obama people said african-american turnout will come back and it did. latino would come back, and it did. this is what you end up with. all of the states i turned blue were states at one point or another the romney campaign felt comfortable and a few felt very comfortable about. president obama outhustled them and ran the board. the luxury of no primary, all that spending on
president obama held on in nevada. why? for years no primary challenge. remember, they spent money, they identified, they turned out all the latino voters. colorado, suburban voters, latino voters. the president held onto that one. you were impressed by it, they outhustled governor romney. they held onto iowa, a state governor romney was so confident they were going to get. the republican governor put registration at parody. the republicans thought they could get it. they got outhustled again....
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colorado, iowa, nevada, ohio, new hampshire, virginia, north carolina, florida. i assume those are the battleground states they think they have a good chance of winning. missing from that list, wisconsin, paul ryan's home state. michigan, were you surprised for example wisconsin and michigan were not included? >> wolf, i was not surprised that michigan was not included. i mean, governor romney -- i was just thinking back to a conversation i had with him a year ago. and i asked him if michigan would sort of remain a sentimental favorite. and he said he would look at the map and see. so i think that the romney campaign knows that michigan is a stretch. something would have to shift fairly fundamentally in this race with the economy and perhaps other things for michigan to be in play. wisconsin was a bit more of a surprise. wisconsin is a much more of a classic battleground state. even though democrats have won it in the last five presidential elections, it's still been very close in 2000 and 2004. and paul ryan comes from a state that's more of a democratic area. s
colorado, iowa, nevada, ohio, new hampshire, virginia, north carolina, florida. i assume those are the battleground states they think they have a good chance of winning. missing from that list, wisconsin, paul ryan's home state. michigan, were you surprised for example wisconsin and michigan were not included? >> wolf, i was not surprised that michigan was not included. i mean, governor romney -- i was just thinking back to a conversation i had with him a year ago. and i asked him if...
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cnn's dana bash is in reno, nevada, right now. that's where romney addressed the veterans of foreign wars just a couple hours or so ago, dana, so what did romney say? >> reporter: well, wolf, from mideast policy to national defense cuts to the issue of integrity effectively, that is what mitt romney hit the president on. more sering rhetoric than we've ever heard before. and it was very careful to hit the issue jack was just talking about, the issue they think inside the romney campaign can hurt the most is credibility and trust. >> this congress is contempti e contemptible. it betrays our national interest. >> reporter: foreign policy is not a top priority for voters this year. so mitt romney decided to pummel the president on an issue they do care about, trust and credibility. >> exactly who in the white house betrayed these secrets? >> reporter: romney used his speech to blast the president for a series of national security leaks romney said were politically driven to help the president. hanging his stepped up attacks on new co
cnn's dana bash is in reno, nevada, right now. that's where romney addressed the veterans of foreign wars just a couple hours or so ago, dana, so what did romney say? >> reporter: well, wolf, from mideast policy to national defense cuts to the issue of integrity effectively, that is what mitt romney hit the president on. more sering rhetoric than we've ever heard before. and it was very careful to hit the issue jack was just talking about, the issue they think inside the romney campaign...